5 ounces or so. Make sure you get fractional gold in case you need to sell some. 1/4 ounce eagles are best for that
David Ward
Only get 1 oz coins unless it's for collecting. Fractional premiums are really high and you'll most likely trade in junk silver before using fractional gold
Anthony Sullivan
Who cares, I'm all in LOKI, as you should be.
Kevin Jenkins
>Make sure you get fractional gold in case you need to sell some. 1/4 ounce eagles are best for that 10 pesos and british sovereigns are both better. Only suckers buy US mint bullion.
Evan Ramirez
>Our current count indicates that 338 mining operations have been shut down worldwide due to COVID-19. do you know how many mining operations there are in the world?
Thank you platinum user. Quite a read. I've taken the platinum pill a while back. What seems to be missing is the relation with palladium, which is often its competitor in catalysts.
Very interesting to see that it has such a high correlation with crude oil and very bullish indeed since oil is at levels that are simply unsustainable long term. I will probably be looking at stacking more platinum and more silver.
Nolan Mitchell
Fun read thanks
Tyler Howard
Based
Gabriel Hill
bump
Aaron Kelly
Glad you like it. Platinum is the real under-valued metal
Simply put, gold has historically been seen as a store of value, platinum has not. China is hoarding gold and telling its citizens to do the same. I don't see anything of the sort happening with platinum. If you want to get platinum now to flip it for a gold profit, more power to you, but long term gold is going to be far more important for preserving wealth.
Joshua Parker
Platinum does not melt easly. Left column is Celsius right is some yankee fake number.
I wouldn't say that there is any competition for gold in terms of storing wealth, however platinum is bullish due to the scarcity relative to gold.
However, it is a good hold both short and long term due to the exchangeability for gold, inherent value, and greater industrial use than silver.
Essentially, platinum is what silver wishes it was and silverbugs won't ever admit it.
Brayden Stewart
>Essentially, platinum is what silver wishes it was and silverbugs won't ever admit it. For the most part I agree, although I do expect at least one more speculative bullrun for silver considering the current GSR. To be clear, I also see silver as a means of flipping into gold once the ratio is more favorable.
While high industrial use can be bullish for platinum due to increasing demand, if that demand disappears the reverse happens. Are you worried at all about the reduced reliance on platinum for catalytic converters?
Adrian Evans
There's a guy on /an/ who would like one of those.
Bentley Baker
Platiunum melting point is around Titanium. That is one good metal.